I fixed it though and now i don't have to worry about it any more. almost all the anti-virus programs saw it as bad. It was in multiple parts of of my pc and when i got rid of it had no effected on EE or the mod.

something i forgot the part after the dot. NeoEE is a platform to play the classic strategy game Empire Earth and its expansion The Art of Conquest together with hundreds of. So I personally wouldn't worry about those Antivirus alerts. Check neoee valuation, traffic estimations and owner info. I can tell that the NeoEE developer is a trustworthy person (I used to contact him, because I also develop Unofficial Patch for Empire Earth 2, so we discussed some things and even used the same features). Empire Earth multiplayer community: downloads, news and forums. I can tell that the NeoEE developer is a trustworthy person (I used to contact him, because I also develop Unofficial Patch for Empire Earth 2, so we discussed some things and even used the same features). You could try contacting neoEE developers directly by their forums: If you don't trust in it, then don't install it. You can find more information about it at their FAQ page: From what I know NeoEE generates an unique CD-KEY during installation. This is just my theory.Īnother possibility is a 'weird' (for Antiviruses) behavior of that installer.

After that Antivirus programs created definitions of this signature and in result are reporting all programs which used this installer creator program as Trojan. For example somebody created a malicious program and used the same installer creator program as NeoEE. Please note that Empire Earth II & Empire Earth II: The Art of Supremacy are paid games. In my opinion the software which NeoEE developers used to create the installer - was abused by other people. Has anyone else noticed this, and what do you guys else think? Game executable: Alot of the anti-Virus Softwares seem to also say it's harmful. Is there anything else I should try? I did e-mail GOG.com support, but was wondering if anyone here might have an answer before they can get back to me.1Doomphd: When you install Neo-EE It put's a Trojan on your pc. I'd much rather be able to run the software natively in the host OS, but I'll settle for getting it to work in the VM if it can be done. Game crashes immediately after splash screen.Installed June 2010 edition of DirectX, as suggested by GOG.com.

Updated video drivers from HP's website.

In the background, I can hear the game's intro and title screen running, but I can't restore the game window no matter what I do. When running the shortcut, I see the Empire Earth splash screen and then it switches to a full-screen black window with a 'spinning circle' cursor for a few seconds. Unfortunately, I've yet to be able to actually play it. I recently purchased Empire Earth Gold Edition from GOG.com.

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